The Fountain Paint Pot area is the undoubted star of the Lower Geyser Basin and ranks as one of the best spots in Yellowstone National Park.

Looking at Echinus Geyser today, you may question why it warrants the name of “geyser.”

The 1988 Yellowstone fires are still, without succumbing to overstatement, the most significant event to ever happen to the Park.

In size they might resemble mourning doves, but in reality, American kestrels are anything but dovelike.

The Beartooth Pass at the Montana-Wyoming border has been closed due to snowfall and drifting.

Be sure and double-check your plans if you’re heading to Yellowstone National Park in October: the Beartooth Highway is closing early for road construction.

Presenters are being sought for the 13th annual Yellowstone Fall Photo Festival.

Yellowstone fire management has seen many changes over the years, stemming from evolving knowledge and changes in federal protocol.

Saturday, September 20, a Yellowstone Raptor Initiative volunteer will be leading the Hayden Valley Hawk Watch, in celebration of Yellowstone’s raptors.

The Spruce Fire in Yellowstone National Park has received a great deal of rainfall overnight Monday, September 14, stalling its growth significantly.